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News | SPCR academics contribute to BMJ editorial on RCGP research roadmap

SPCR academics have co‑authored a new BMJ editorial on the RCGP research roadmap, calling for stronger primary care research capacity, better support for early‑career researchers, and deeper patient and public involvement.

NIHR School for Primary Care Research news graphic announcing SPCR academics’ contribution to a BMJ editorial on the RCGP research roadmap, featuring an orange map pin and path symbolising a research journey.

Professor Hazel Everitt from the University of Southampton and Professor Matthew Ridd from the University of Bristol, both SPCR institutions, have co-authored an editorial in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) on the new Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) research roadmap.

The editorial highlights the roadmap as an important step in strengthening primary care research, while calling for greater research capacity, more opportunities for early-career researchers and stronger patient and public involvement. The authors also highlight the need for primary care research to respond to evolving digital environments.

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